Titlebook: Linking Species & Ecosystems; Clive G. Jones,John H. Lawton Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995 Charles Darwin.Darwin

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Linking Tree Population Dynamics and Forest Ecosystem Processesibrial, (2) strongly dependent on species composition immediately following disturbance, and (3) highly spatially aggregated. The population dynamics predicted by SORTIE are the result of a clear set of physiological, morphological, and life-history traits of the individual tree species. However, th

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Soil Organisms as Engineers: Microsite Modulation of Macroscale Processeste the activities of species in the community to rates of biogeochemical fluxes at the ecosystem level. A major reason for this is that the metabolic contributions of individual species affect soil processes orders of magnitude below the scales at which the ecosystem is defined and process measureme

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Atmospheric Oxygen and the Biosphere if all the photosynthetic O. were allowed to accumulate. It is not. The rate of O. production is nearly balanced by the rate of O. consumption by respiration. Together these processes constitute a very rapid geochemical cycle. The cycle is not, however, completely closed. A few tenths of a percent

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